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The first responders all gained hands-on learning by working through different experiences such as what certain daily functions feel like when experiencing auditory hallucinations, by listening to recordings played on an MP3 player similar to what people with mental health disorders experience. They also received suicide prevention training and were introduced to the Mental Health Assistance Program, an alternative to jail or unnecessary use of the local emergency departments. Harm Reduction Program, officer self-care, and involuntary commitment process. The students covered topics such as adult and child mental health, substance abuse disorders, intellectual and developmental disabilities, autism, dementia and Alzheimer’s, homelessness, PTSD/Vicarious Trauma in veterans, de-escalation tactics, N.C.

The course ran for 40 hours over five days. The graduates include Andrew Goins, Kody Hudson, Logan Jessup and Dustin Johnson of the Surry County Sherriff’s Office Hunter Blose, Chandler Bodenhamer, Dustin Bowman, Katie Cooper, Bubba Killgo, Zack Murphy and Cecilia Thoppil, all of Surry County Emergency Medical Services and Will Blackburn, James Brooks, Jessika Cave and Brian Nelson, all of the Elkin Police Department The Traveller heavy-duty batteries are valued at $150.įifteen students recently graduated from Crisis Intervention Team training at Surry Community College in conjunction with Partners Health Management. store on Rockford Street was the scene of a theft Friday, when an unknown suspect walked out of the business with two large 12-volt car batteries in a shopping cart without paying. She later consented to a blood draw at Northern Regional Hospital and was released on a written promise to appear in Surry District Court on Dec. McLamb, who then conducted field sobriety testing that indicated the woman was impaired, police records state. Hicks was seen stumbling to her car and starting to drive away by Officer J.R. Main St., being charged with driving while impaired.

A civil disturbance call Saturday on Renfro Street near Moore Avenue resulted in Ashley Michelle Hicks, 31, of 1621 S.

The phone, described as a Samsung Galaxy Note20 model in a black and purple case, was stolen after being left in a restroom at the business. The phone is described as black in color, with a blue case also stolen during the incident.Īnother cell phone and case with a total value of $1,019 was taken last Wednesday from the Speedway convenience store on West Pine Street, where the victim of the crime, Travis Neil Schell of Crystal Lane, is employed.

It is owned by Tammy Lea Waldrop, a King resident. This included a larceny discovered Saturday in which a Samsung Galaxy phone valued at $700 was stolen at Walmart. Cell phones have been a target of thieves recently in Mount Airy, according to city police reports.